QuizTime
There's been a lot of buzz recently NSF new approach to its SBIR/STTR programs starting with Project Pitch. Let's find out if you're up on the details (answers below):
1. In order to submit a full proposal to NSF, you need the following permission:
A. From the NSF Office of the Director
B. No permissions necessary
C. An approved Project Pitch that includes topic and pitch number and is uploaded in Fastlane
D. A phone call approval from the Project Director
E. Recommendation letter from your local PTAC and/or SBDC that is uploaded in Fastlane
2. Which of the following is true of the Project Pitch: (check all that apply)
A. Has 4 sections that are all required to be completed
B. Is the first required step toward submitting a Full Proposal
C. Is optional but is highly recommended
D. Allows photos/figures/websites to be included
E. You can submit multiple Project Pitches within a Submission Window
3. Once you submit your Project Pitch, when can you expect to hear from NSF?
A. By close of business the next day
B. Within 5 business days
C. Within 3 weeks
D. Within the respective Submission Window
4. What is the maximum number of words allowed in the Company/Team section?
A. 600
B. 500
C. 400
D. 250